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ANÁLISIS CRÍTICO DE LA EXPLICACIÓN DE LA TRANSFORMACIÓN MORAL EN EL BUDISMO NEURAL

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Jeffrey R. Dickson
Keywords
Budismo
Sociología
Antropología
Religión
Buddhism
Morality
Moral Transformation
Apologetics
Critical Analysis
Neural Buddhism
Philosophy. Psychology. Religion
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Buddhism
BQ1-9800
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/2297807
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https://doaj.org/article/c3cb9aac6b104b02adbf23c7215fdc90
Abstract
A medida que las argumentaciones no teístas se tornan cada vez más sofisticadas y complejas, se hace más difícil realizar una crítica sin antes admirar lo habilidoso de su diseño y casi maestría. Una de esas argumentaciones es una innovación relativamente reciente que es el hijo del naturalismo y la filosofía oriental: el budismo neural. Como dos diseñadores mundialmente famosos que trabajan juntos en una prenda nueva, el naturalismo y el budismo se unieron en este programa distintivo para ofrecer algo inventivo, especialmente en la explicación de la transformación moral. Por el contrario, este análisis va a develar al final que la explicación de la transformación moral del budismo neural es incapaz de ofrecer buenas respuestas a varias críticas convincentes. Abstract As non-theistic arguments for morality become increasingly sophisticated and complex, they are harder to criticize without first admiring their skillful design and near-artistry. One such argument involves a relatively new innovation that is the child of naturalism and eastern philosophy—Neural Buddhism. Like two world- renowned designers collaborating on a new garment, Naturalism and Buddhism have come together in this distinct program to offer something inventive, especially in its explanation of moral transformation. However, this critical analysis will ultimately reveal that Neural Buddhism’s explanation of moral transformation is incapable of providing good answers to several compelling criticisms.
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2016-01-01
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Article
Identifier
oai:doaj.org/article:c3cb9aac6b104b02adbf23c7215fdc90
2469-0783
https://doaj.org/article/c3cb9aac6b104b02adbf23c7215fdc90
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